Well, you are done with the primary research on ATM machines from the available ATM distributors and manufacturers list. Suppose you have chosen Triton model for your new business endeavor. Now there are 5-6 popular items to choose from. Which one should you do to get your input-output ratio profitable?

If you are purchasing a new machine, you won’t get a second option to look out for the features and standard configurations. Here is a small guide to get you into the technical aspects while looking for the safest and quality bets. Triton has some popular tags attached to it like: Triton RL1600, Triton RL 2000, Triton RT 2000, Triton RL 5000, and Triton 9100 etc. You may also find used Triton ATMs for sale if running sort of cash.

Let’s discuss few of those here:

Triton 9100 features:

• 14.4k baud modem or 33.6k baud modem
• Manual combination lock or electronic lock
• 16 inch wide, 49 inch height
• 5.7″ Color or monochrome
• Service cabinet
• Dial-up or TCP/IP communication

The price range of new branded Triton 9100 will be around $3400 plus the carrying cost. This is simply one of the best low price machines in the current industry.

Triton RL 1600 standard features:

• 5.7″ Color VGA Display
• Voice Guided Transactions
• Dip Style Reader
• X2 Windows CE 5.0 OS
• 512 MB Flash Memory
• PCI EPP
• Thermal printer
• 56k Dial-up, TCP/IP

The starting range of RL 1600 would be approximately $2200.

To understand the technical configurations and their improved performance, you have to call ATM experts. They would teach you how a difference in modem capacity and Dial –up connection influence output quality and effective results. Obviously when you are purchasing the machine from a branded distributor, be sure about the quality. You may have to pay standard price (little extra) for the standard items initially. But this would pay you back more than you thought of while investing.

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